Bridge to Terabithia DVD Cover Art has been found. Hopefully Disney will provide High-Res artwork soon, but until then, this will suffice. I really like it, although it doesn’t really separate it from the fantasy advertising of the trailer. It does show the excitement of the movie, though. The only thing it doesn’t do is portray the fact that the characters are real and have school bully problems and the like. Great art, though.
Elizabeth wrote to inform all of us about an opportunity to have your questions answered by Josh Hutcherson (Bridge to Terabithia, Journey 3-D)!
We’ve just learned that Bridge to Terabithia has a release date of June 19th for DVD and Blu-ray Disc. It’s an excellent film that I feel should be in anyone’s collection. No details yet on features or the cover art, which we’ll post when we have it.
David Paterson met Lisa Hill on the first day of second grade at Takoma Park Elementary School in Maryland. They spent many hours together, playing around Sligo Creek and creating imaginative adventures.
The film, which will premiere in New Zealand in June, was shot in Auckland last year and showcases the talent of four up-and-coming Kiwi actors.
Bridge to Terabithia came in second over the weekend with a very healthy $22,075,000 (actual numbers to be released today or tomorrow). I very highly recommend this film, and having seen it twice, it maintains the excellence of the first time screening it. The second time I saw it left much to be desired, however, as the theatre that I was in had very poor sound quality (the characters had echo when they spoke). If that happens to you, complain, see the film again in a better theatre… it’s worth it.
Josh Hutcherson and AnnaSophia Robb created a magical world as the main characters in “Bridge to Terabithia,” but off-camera they were enchanted by their real shooting location, New Zealand, where they spent three and a half months.
We were graciously given the opportunity to interview WETA’s Matt Aitken for their work on Bridge to Terabithia. When I got the call, I wasn’t ready to record it, but went ahead with the interview anyway. Who am I to pass up an interview with someone from WETA? Anyway, due to being unable to record it, I took notes.
While 14-year-old Josh Hutcherson has been making movies for five years, Friday’s opening of “Bridge to Terabithia” looks like the star-maker.
Katherine Paterson, whose children’s book, Bridge to Terabithia, is now a film coming to theaters this week, says kid lit doesn’t have to be “safe.” After all, the Bible sure isn’t.
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